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Monika Grzymala 11
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Edited by Elena Winkel, with texts by Petra Kipphoff, Elena Winkel, and Catherine de Zegh
2011. 136 pages. Color illustrations.
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Surrealism
World of Art Series
Patrick Waldberg
1997. 128 pages. Color and black-and-white illustrations.
5.75 x 8.25 inches. Softcover.
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The character of Surrealism had been crystallizing over the previous
five years when, in 1924, Andre Breton’s Manifeste du Surrealisme
defined the word. As conceived in those early days it was not so much a
formal movement as a spiritual orientation, embracing ethics and
politics as well as the arts. Recourse to dreams, to the unconscious, to
chance factors, to automatism dictated the Surrealist mode. This publication contains a collection of key documents and an overview of
Surrealism from its early conception to later works.
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